New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-02
PERSONAL.

Mr.. G. II. Boughton has lately been received into
Che Royal Institute Of Painters In Water Colors BY
reclamation, without tho rormality OK o ballot
Tho Rev. DIR. McIlvaine has said farewell to his
old congregation in the High Street Presbyterian
Church, Newark preparatory to assuming the prcsl
dcncy Of tho Womens college ut Princeton. He was
formerly for ten years a professor at Princeton
The Prince of Wales originated the idea Of tho
Jubilee jugs which to tho number Of $4,000 were
distributed to the children in Hyde Park last week.
His Royal Highness much struck by the dis
tribution of rough brown cups bearing the Imperial
cipher In relief with which the Gar comInemorated
tho marriage Of the Czarovtch; and the productions
are great improvements the original. The ground
Is of polished cream-coiored eanhenware, and tho
two portraits OF the Queen 1887 and 1857 are
artsucally executed In neutral lints.
The Rev. DR.. Henry J. Van Dyke, jr, pastor Of tho
Brick Presbyterian Church Of this city, who Is now
resting at Newport Will sail in few weeks with
Henry Marquand and Others In the Yacht Ruth on
party are enthusiastic fishermen.
Mr.. W. d. HoweIis, who recently gave up his trip
abroad, has decided to spend tho month VI August
at Bar Harbor.
Ex-Mayor Carter H. Harrison, Of Chicago, IL going
abroad. He will lcave the Pacific Coast late I'm August
early In September for Japan, where he will spend
. month. The winter he will spend in India He
hopes visit the East Indian archipelago and also
cross the Himalayas and explore Tibet Then he will
come ON to Europe and gradually complete his tour
around tho globe.
General sherman is booked for visit to lar HaEbor
this summer.
Sir Roderick Cameron will go to England this month
and spend much of the summer there.
Mr.. George II. Johnson, Of Newburg. ~ Y, who was
graduated this week Harvard ia the list person ~ho
has received the degree of Doctor Of Science om that
university for special attachments In mathematics.
His thesis was on surfaces of Minimum Area"
The Rev. Dr. Richard S. Storrs declares that no
could under consideration acc,pt tie presidency VI
American Board In succession 70 the late Dr Mark
Hopkins. But Tho Advance stu urges that the
Office be pressed upon him
Professor John Fiske has returned from Oregon to
California and will deliver number Of lectures In the
chief cities VI that state.
Nine. Modieska and her husband now at their
summer home the Pacific Coast
Senator o. H. Platt Is to deliver the Fourth OF July
grafton Stamford, Conn
Beginning next Tuesday there will be held al Lam
caster Penn. state convention VI college presidents
Among those In attendance Will be the Rev. Dr. ID. D.
HILL president, and Professor George j. Cro VI bucA-
nell University Lewisburg; o. ferguson, president,
and another member of the faculty from Westminster
College, New " nington the Rev. John Mason Knox,
d. d. president, Professors X. Is. ioungman, and j. NJ
siman Of Lafayette College, Easton; Professor seth
X Clifford, of Haverford College, Hayerford Proyost
william Pepper, NJ. D., LII D., Professors James, Mo
Eroy, Marks and seidensucker, Of the University u
PENNSYLVANIA Phil adeipnla; Brother Ambrose, Oh CT
Francs College LorettO the Rev. Dr. sep ana otner
members Of Muhlenberg college, Allentown; rsssnen.
Mcknight and other members Of the faculty VI PennsyI.
yania College, Gettysburg DR.. Henry Coppee ana
Others of Packer University Bethlehem President Ma
All and others Of Swarthmore, Delaware County
President Mofet Of Washington and Jefferson; WASH
ington and representatives from Dickinson, Allegheny
and other institutions Of higher learning
The expression of public gratitude to Senator Nor
r made by the trustees and alumni Of the University
NJ Vermont in connection with the twenty-hfth ami
versary Of the passage Of the Agricultural College Dill
was lifting tribute, says "The burlington Free Press
worthiy bestowed That bill, born OF hir. Moiriifs
foresight and sagacious for the public Interests
,s one OF r,any wise measures, which viii for many
generations 10 come his name TO be hell ia hiSn
honor in the republic and Vermonters gcnerahy WI
oin In the hope that his fe healt ana usefulness ~S
be preseryed for many years 70 come